Sentence examples for magnetic technology from inspiring English sources

Magnetic technology has other uses in the direct recording of analog information, including alphanumerics.

Much of the 100-acre site has now been mapped by remote-sensing magnetic technology capable of detecting buried structures.

Meanwhile, engineers interested in tape, having learned what they could from what the Nazis left behind, made their way to Crosby and showed him what the new magnetic technology could do.

Agreements on licensing the magnetic technology to makers of portable audio headphones are in the works, and Mr. Kokinakis indicated that products could begin reaching consumers by the end of the year.

The magnetic technology they use requires an all-metal surface to hover over, meaning that they are unlikely to be useable anywhere other than specially prepared private land, but if they ever do hit public streets, a new legal question will be raised: it may be illegal to use a hoverboard on the pavement, but what about a few inches above it?

As impressive as the magnetic technology in a computer hard drive is, it can only store data in two dimensions.

Now Komag's reemergence from bankruptcy, with fewer factories and a stronger balance sheet, is an indication that the Valley is returning to its roots, where innovation was seen in terms of electronic and magnetic technologies, and not new business models.

The discovery may open the door not just to reading out smaller data bits, but also to a wide range of improved magnetic technologies such as making cheaper touch screen displays.

It has a cubic structure of normal spinel-type and is a soft magnetic n-type semiconducting material, which finds a number of applications in heterogeneous catalysis, adsorption, sensors, and in magnetic technologies [2].

The plan was to use the latest electro-magnetic technology to launch the planes, rather than the traditional steam catapult.

Today, accelerator magnet technology underlies magnetic resonance imaging.